Skydiving

"This is love: to fly toward a secret sky, to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment. First to let go of life. Finally, to take a step without feet." - Rumi

There's no greater surge than feeling the earth smashing underneath. The hitting of speeds up to 150 mph for 60 seconds took after by the 5-10 minutes of breezily coasting to the ground is surreal.

 I had been told by past skydivers that the plane take-off and ride is the most intimidating part, yet I was calm and enjoyed each moment. Typically, the ride begins with 4 or 5 individuals who are jumping. A cameraman and a tandem jumper ( Certified instructor) additionally boards with every diver. The plane carries 10 to 12 individuals at once. In the wake of coming to an altitude of 10000 feet to 14000 feet, the jumpers jump off the plane in tandem. It's an amazing feeling to sit inside the plane with individuals of different emotions. Half the people are experts with compelling background, and the other half- divers with negative energy around them. The sight of individuals bouncing off from the plane is freaking. At the point when my turn came, I sat with my legs outside the plane and the inclination was baffling. They say that time passes, memories blur, sentiments change and individuals take off. In a blink of an eye, I jumped off. 

Everything that had been at the forefront of the thoughts broke down. It liberated me from all anxieties and issues. 
Life seemed hallowed at such a place encompassed by the unfathomable blue sky while flying.
Proceeding with belief and fading fear is truly empowering.

As the parachute was open, I could see the magnificent view of sunset. 
The voice of instructor came from behind, " Do you wanna see my office?" 
I replied,"Yes". I expected that he would show me his office down. 
He pulled the right handle and he demonstrated to me the excellent view of the sunset in front of my eyes," That's my office... Isn't it the most beautiful office in the world?"
"It is almost impossible to watch a sunset and not dream. "

"To those who jump, no explanation is necessary. To those who don't, no explanation is possible"